The folk and tribal arts of India are very ethnic and simple, and yet colorful and vibrant enough to speak volumes about the countries rich heritage.

With an observant eye and nimble hands, the chitrakaar carefully renders the purity of his environment into tribal art. A storyteller, he infuses life into the colors and strokes with his skill. Popular tribal painting styles are that of Pithora, Saura, Warli, and Gond paintings. The tribal art is an expression of their life and holds their passion and mystery.

With an observant eye and nimble hands, the chitrakaar carefully renders the purity of his environment into tribal art. A storyteller, he infuses life into the colors and strokes with his skill. Popular tribal painting styles are that of Pithora, Saura, Warli, and Gond paintings. The tribal art is an expression of their life and holds their passion and mystery.

With an observant eye and nimble hands, the chitrakaar carefully renders the purity of his environment into tribal art. A storyteller, he infuses life into the colors and strokes with his skill. Popular tribal painting styles are that of Pithora, Saura, Warli, and Gond paintings. The tribal art is an expression of their life and holds their passion and mystery.

With an observant eye and nimble hands, the chitrakaar carefully renders the purity of his environment into tribal art. A storyteller, he infuses life into the colors and strokes with his skill. Popular tribal painting styles are that of Pithora, Saura, Warli, and Gond paintings. The tribal art is an expression of their life and holds their passion and mystery.